Another guide to research
Brandeis University’s catalogue of Medieval and Renaissance resources online is another useful tool for anyone looking for material to enrich their SCA experience.
Archive of posts filed under the Research category.
Links of interest to medieval and renaissance enthusiasts as well as articles written by Lochmere’s Arts & Sciences community.
Net Serf
Another resource collection, NetSerf.org provides links research on a plethora of topics ranging from art and architecture through science and technology in the Medieval world.
The Labyrinth
Another great resource for Medieval Studies, this one from Georgetown University. The Laybyrinth has links to a variety of material broken down by category.
The Dead Sea Scrolls Online
Researchers using NASA technology have put photographs of most of the Dead Sea Scrolls on the internet for free.
Recreating Ancient and Medieval Plants?
A UCLA-trained botanist has successfully resurrected two long extinct plant species in Israel.
The British Numismatic Society Journal Online
For those interested in the study of currency, the British Numismatic Society has made their journal freely available online dating back to 1903.
The British Library Catalog of Illuminated Manuscripts
The British Library’s Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts contains over 35,000 public domain images from more than 4,200 different manuscripts!
Ancient Temple Discovered in Israel
Archaeologists in Israel have discovered a 2750-year-old temple near Jerusalem.